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We've tracked down the very best 2019 wedding dresses from designer bridal collections, fresh from the catwalk. Prepare to fall in love!

Explore our quintessentially British collections, designed to take you effortlessly from dusk to dawn. Discover beautiful dresses for day time and romantic evening gowns featuring exquisite details, as well as feminine knitwear and modern tailoring. Free worldwide shipping above £500.

The all-over floral lattice embellishment of the Crossbone Lattice dress creates a truly show-stopping style. The hand embroidered lattice beadwork is intricately engineered to match seamlessly and to align with the changing contour of the dress panelling. The bodice is a soft Italian tulle and the flared skirt a silk.

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The Carys is a sister style to the Clea in terms of embroidery, also being an example of a revival of the classic Toledo style. For the Carys, however, the silhouette offers something different with it’s chic simplicity and ease with a classic column shape and neat cap sleeve. This is perfect for the modern bride, great for city weddings and those looking for an option that could be easily worn again after the special day. Offered in tonal white and berry mix.

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The Clea dress is a wonderful example of the revival of a Temperley classic with a fresh perspective. We have revisited the much sought-after Toledo embroidery in a romantic new silhouette and new embroidery placement in the style of baroque and renaissance era wreaths; when symmetry and maximalism were the celebrated style of a bouquet. A truly stunning gown with floral embroidery seemingly straight off the canvas of Boticelli’s Primavera.